The modern parliament building was built in the 60s. Before that, the parliament was located in the so-called Frumin's house in the city center. The building was named after the Frumin family, which began the construction of this house before the War of Independence, as a residential building with rows of shops on the ground floor. There, in 1957, a hand grenade was thrown into the meeting room. Monday Tuesday and Wednesday plenary meetings are held. You can attend them.
Excursions to the Knesset the Parliament of the State of Israel, the main legislative body, are conducted by the Parliament's Public Relations Service. Guided tours are available for individual visitors on Sundays and Thursdays in seven languages. The length of the tour is an hour and a half. To book an excursion, to inquire about the dress code and safety rules, please contact the Parliament Press Service of the Invitations and Permits Department: Phone: 02-675-3337 Fax: 02-649-6589 E-mail: Tours@knesset.gov.il or on the Parliament website: https : //main.knesset.gov.il/EN/activity/Pages/Visit.aspx
Don't be afraid to get lost in new places!
